Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-30
LOCAL AND OTHER yOrs.
scraps from the Notebook Of she
SensIners Reporter.

1 Va
The real estate sales in Nspa last week
amounted to over S3O,O0O.
Four land holdings in Butte county,
CAL, aggregate 81 ,459 acres.
A German military company Is to be
established in Butte, Montana.
The Grand Jury will be in session next
Tuesday evening at z o'clock.
The exodus Of our people continues,
owing to a lack OF employment.
Receipts for the flower festival at Los
Angeles for the two weeks were $40, 900.
Butchers and bakers in Los Angeles
have decided to close their shops on Sun
day.
There are six daily papers at San Diego
now. The latest venture is q German pa
per.
Work has been commenced on the vault
| of the State Land Office in the Capitol
building.
Mrs. Lucy Brayton, q pioneer settler Of
| Oregon, died at Eugene City April %. She
was so years of age.
The Pullman Car Manufacturing Com
| pany has completed 3S elegant sleepers for
| use on this Coast.
L II - "hhhotOA oAGHb u LIE oio-
| courses at great length he is now called
the long-haul preacher.
AT Sacramento T. G.. Casey, the hotel
burglar, scaled the wall Of the county Jail
and made his escape.
The weather yesterday was dissgreeable,
being blustry and cold, and towards even
ing threatened asnowstorm.
Andrew Carnegie's furnaces at Pittsburg
make ss much iron per year now as was
made In the entire country in 1861.
Miss Celia forced her seducer, George
Bickel, to marry her at the muzzle of q
revolver at Seattle, W. T., last week.
Two Cinnamon were discovered in aid
ing Spanish Rosa, q Colusa courtesan, to
escape arrest on a charge Of grand larceny.
Mrs. W. F. Moses was bitten by q tar
antula in Yolo county, CAL, last week, and
narrowly escaped climbing the golden
stair.
Wells, Fargo q Co., yesterday shipped
eight bars Of bullion, valued at $l8,805 80;
also two bars of passing bullion, valued at
$3.50.
J. Klumpf, the murdered merchant, was
buried at Folsom April "a. The widow OF
the dead man tainted and nearly fell into
the grave.
Near Boise, Idaho, April 16, Adolph
Hampel burned his hay and grain and
| then suicided by shooting himself through
the head.
Jus. no. there la considerable sickness
about town, principally among the chill
dren, caused by the recent sudden changes
in the weather.
Uncle Jim White came in yesterday
afternoon from Diamond Valley. He re-
ports tho stock as looking we'll. and the
grass growing nicely.
A corset dealers ad. reads as follows:
+" Ladies, il you will wear one OF our
glove.itting corsets you will wear nothing
else" A pretty airy costume.
The owners and miners OF the Idahoan
mine, Wood River, have raised 500 for
the family OF Thomas Walker, lately
killed while working in the mine.
A called communication of st. Johns
Chapter No. 5, Il. A. NJ, will be held this
: evening at Z O'Clock. All members In
good standing are invited to attend.
A Ohinaman was arrested and jailed last
evening for selling liquor to an Indian. II
he is found guilty we hope he will be sent
to the penitentiary for the balance OF his
worthless life.
The new freight rate on lumber in car
load lots from Truckee to Elko, is but $40.
The old rate for the same service was
$113. A person OF limited means can sf'
ford to build now.
8 M. M. Ley yesterday had P. Breen'
Esq, arrested for assault and battery,
This 10 the sequel to the "mucilage" act
A hearing in the case will be had in Jus
tice Sander's Court TODAY.
The alarm of fire yesterday morning
was caused by a mattress catching fire
q from a spark in the Jackson House. II
q was discovered almost Immediately and
4 put out, without any further damage.
q There is on exhibition at the Postofict
Q bookstore an elegant oil painting repre-
o senting Lake Walker in California. We
8 understand that 1t is to be rsfied of al
soon as all the tickets are sold. We hop'
to be lucky enough to win it.
A big strike was made recently in thu
y Central Hill gravel mine. Calaveras county
q The bottom is full of gold, ounce nugget
being frequently picked up. Six ounces
were washed out in one PAM, and 81
ounces were washed out in one day.